Radio Operador

ROLE SUMMARY

This position is responsible for overseeing compliance with international Ship and port facility
code (ISPS code) according to conference of contracting Governments to the Convention.

JOB SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES

• Promotion of safety awareness on the unit.
• Safe working practices are understood and carried out by all on board.
• Non-compliance is promptly acted on and reported to the direct supervisor.
• Supervising arrivals and departures of helicopters and vessels, implementing, and
maintaining the ship security plan on the rig.
• Conducting security inspections at regular intervals of time to ensure that proper
security steps are taken.
• Execute, supervising and maintaining the ship security plan on the rig.
• Coordinate the security aspects of the cargo handling and ship stores with other
shipboard personnel and security officers of the relevant port facility.
• Propose modifications to the ship security plan.
• Report to Company Security Officer (CSO) of any deficiencies and non-conformities
identified during internal audits, periodic inspections, security inspections and
verifications of compliance and implementing any corrective actions.
• Raise the level of awareness and vigilance on board.
• Report all incidents that affect ship security.
• Coordinate the implementation of ship security plan with CSO and PFSO.
• Ensure that the ship security equipment is properly functioning, tested, calibrated, and
maintained.
• Responsibility for their own personal safety and the safety of all those which fall under
their direct supervision.
• Assist to OIM on good communication and coordination during drills, emergency
situations on Emergency Operation center (Radio Room) as per risk ATLAS.
• Maintain updated POB, logbooks, T-cards.
• Any other matters as deemed necessary by Company Management.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Preferably a bachelor's degree: High school degree or equivalent. Merchant Marine Graduate is desirable.
• Years of experience: 3 years’ experience in the oil and gas industry, preferably 2 years in the position.
• Experience on Interpretation of Laws, Codes and Maritime Regulations National and International.

SKILLS / ABILITIES
• Computer skills.
• Excellent interpersonal skills.
• Able to work independently and as a team player.
• Fluent English desirable.
• As per company training directives.